We are delighted to announce Fracture. Huxley, Jackson, Shawcross, Robertson — an intergenerational survey featuring four renowned British abstractionists. Spanning both painting and sculpture, these artists are connected through their shared association with the Royal Academy, each bringing their distinctive perspective to abstract art.
In his solo exhibition, Giocattoli (Toys) at Umberto Di Marino, Italian artist Francesco Jodice (b. 1967, Naples) presents a provocative departure from his customary exploration of geopolitical narratives.
The Centro Italiano Arte Contemporanea (CIAC) will host a comprehensive retrospective exhibition dedicated to Vettor Pisani
Artvisor is pleased to present Discoveries, a survey of works by Giovanni Ozzola spanning from 2003 until today. This body of work has a grounded pursuit and interest in the force and history of human endeavour.
Acoustic Fossil. Listening (With) the River is a sound project by artist Santiago Reyes Villaveces and musicologist-philosopher Daniel Villegas Vélez. This installation transforms Lab3, the room of sound experimentation at the Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellín, into a resonance chamber featuring a tactile sculpture intricately shaped like the inner ear.
Yto Barrada. Bite the Hand is a transformative exhibition of textile works, sculptures, prints, and a mesmerising film installation. Here, Barrada's profound engagement with history, memory, and politics unfolds in a rich tapestry of artistic expression that transcends mere representation
We are thrilled to announce a collaborative exhibition, Shozo Shimamoto. Beyond Gutai, presented by Artvisor and Alberto Di Castro and in collaboration with the Shozo Shimamoto Association.
This year’s Venice Biennale not only provided an opportunity to explore the theme of Foreigners Everywhere but also fostered an ecosystem of collateral happenings that enriched the cultural dialogue, some extended beyond the Biennale’s themes while others completely diverted from it.
Artvisor’s latest exhibition, Rarities, opens in London on 9th April. Features a body of newly commissioned works by Santiago Reyes Villaveces (b. 1986, Bogotà) and curated by Piero Tomassoni, the exhibition is the first of a series of three exhibitions by the artist, opening this month in London, Venice, and Medellin.
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